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The Controversial Resort Planned In Benedict Canyon Was Challenged  By Dolores Quintana Council District Five City Councilmember Katy Yaroslavsky submitted...

The printed Weekly Edition of the Oakland Post: Week of April 26 - May 2, 2023 | To enlarge your view of this issue, use the slider, magnifying glass icon or full page icon in the lower right corner of the browser window.

By Ken Epstein Prospects are looking better for saving the Holy Names University campus as a center for higher education in Oakland. At one point, it seemed highly likely that HNU’s leaders would sell the nearly 60-acre campus to a developer of high-end residential housing when the university closes in May. They clearly stated their |

When the Ridgecrest Planning Commission meets Tuesday, they will be asked to consider a zone change and general plan amendment for a proposed development called Villa Crest Apartments, a complex

Maricopa Proposes Minor General Plan Amendment and Rezone for McDavid Road & Green Road

The Santa Barbara County Planning Commission voted to accept a piping company’s application to build a new facility east of Highway 101 in Orcutt after

Tempe City Council voted to cancel a duplicate election in August on its proposed Entertainment District.The original May 16 date is still moving forward. Two separate groups gathered enough signatures to push a vote, resulting in duplicate elections. The city says cutting the second one will save $315,000.Residents will need to register to vote by April 17 in order to

In the largest of the three new projects, Irvine Co. is planning a 1,459-unit project on a vacant site at its Discovery Park campus